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What a powerful story — Halloween as the anniversary of your "almost death" is honestly the most fitting reframe ever. 🎃 That's not just celebrating a spooky holiday, that's celebrating survival, and that deserves its own kind of recognition!

As someone living with lymphoma, celebrating Halloween might look a little Show Full Answer

What a powerful story — Halloween as the anniversary of your "almost death" is honestly the most fitting reframe ever. 🎃 That's not just celebrating a spooky holiday, that's celebrating survival, and that deserves its own kind of recognition!

As someone living with lymphoma, celebrating Halloween might look a little different depending on where you are in treatment. Here are some ways to mark the occasion while keeping your health in mind:

- Host a low-key gathering — let others bring the food and help with cleanup
- Virtual celebrations — video chat with loved ones for costume reveals and spooky fun
- Enjoy music or movies — a horror movie marathon from the couch counts!
- Creative expression — carving pumpkins or decorating can be a relaxing, joyful activity
- Mindful reflection — use the day to acknowledge how far you've come

The most important thing is honoring what this day means to you personally. Your "anniversary of almost death" is actually a celebration of life — and that's worth every piece of candy corn. 🍬 (Yes, even candy corn.)

How are you planning to mark your special Halloween anniversary this year?

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How to Enjoy the Holidays Despite Lymphoma